Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-21
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The following property transfers have
been recorded at the Office of the register
OF deeds within the past few days:
Hugh ]. Campbell to f. Barta, n11s OF
the n VI q Of section u. TOWNSHIP . "a,
range 81. $3.50.
Hugh j. Campbell to w. BehenokI,
east q of the n " q, section IL, and the
9 W q and the n " q and the n " q OF
section 10. township 81, range 81. $1,000.
Hugh j. Campbell to Jos. Hlalki, 8 x
of the 8 " q. section l, township "a,
range 81. $3.50.
O. J. B. Harris to Nicholas M. Red
mond, block %. containing twelve lots,
in west Yenkton. $1,000.
Q. L. Bancroft to Peter Dirksen. pro.
perty on Burleigh street, $3.50.
William Fuller to Thomas Inch, n W
q, of the 3 W q, and west u Of lots i
and 2 OF the n W q, of section A and the
n e q, OF the 9 9 q, of section 5, township
SO, range 81, containing 143 acres of
land, 81 900.
Thomas Inch to William Fuller, lot
IL, block %. Witherppoon's Yankton.
$500.
F. Meistrik to Otto zardetti Lots l and
2, block 4, lower Yankton, $4,000.
O. j. B. Harris to William Fuller
block 10, west Yankton containing 10
lots, $1,000.
o'BRIEN's SPECIAL LIST.
The following deals have been closed
up during the past week by e. M.
O'Brien:
James I. McHenry, to F. j. Kahn,
lots 10 and IL, block 4S. Todd's Yank-
ton. Consideration $1,000.
O. J. B. Harris and Mary Harris to Q
Yankton party, lots l, 2, 8, i, g. 6. Z, 8. 8
10, IL and IL, in block %, West Yankton
Consideration ST. 200.
O. ]. B, Harris and Mary Harris to
VIM. Fuller, of Grow Greek, lots 1, 2, 8,
4, 5. 6. Z, $50, 10, IL and 10, in block 10
West Yankton. Consideration ST 200.
VIM. Fuller also bought lot Is, block
%, Witherspoons Yankton. Considers.
ton $3.50.
+. l.. Van Tsssel to F. J. Kahn and E
III. O'BrieD, lots 6. Z and 8. block IS
West Yaukton. Consideration $3.50.
Anton Meistrik to Otto Zardetti, lott
1 and ., block 4. Lower Yankton. Con
sheraton So, 1000.
A number of Other deals are in pro
gress end will be closed up soon.
In reply to an inquiry by o reporter q.
to the status OF the real estate market
Mr.. O'Brien ssys there 10 more property
changing hands now than at any tim,
during the year. He is in receipt o
numerous letters from outside partieI
who are looking up investments ant
thinks the prospects are excellent for
heavy advance in values in the nea
future.
PERSONAL.
R. B. Trip returned from Mitchell
yesterday.
Rev ID. F. Bradley returned to-ds.
from Sioux Falls.
Colen Valentine, OF Peoria, Nebraska
is in Yankton to-day.
Bishop Marty went to Mitchell to.da.
and will return Monday.
W. E. Hale left this morning for b,
home in Mason City, Iowa.
J.. L. Turner, of Springfield, was j
Ysnkton on business to-day.
Miss Agnes Ssilwill, of Tyndall, ar
rived yesterday, to resume her stndie
at Yankton college.
M. a, Rewley, F. F, Mentzer, John I
Lawler and D. W. Ward. Of Mitchell
were in Yankton to-day.
DR.. j. B. Van Velsor and wife hav
returned from Washington, where th
Doctor attended the national CONVEX
tion of doctors.
Mise Nellie Sharp, who has visited !
Yankton for two months, expects I
: leave for her home in Leavenwortl
l Kansas, on Monday.
E. w. Loft, the Sioux City arohite'
who designed the plans for the Yanl
5 ton city hall, vas IN the ci.y to-day lool
i ing al the new BUILDING and also castiu
his eye over the Sawyer block. which
said to be unsafe.